Twenty Four Hour Booster for New Mexico Senator Bursum
The article profiles Senator Bursum as a tireless advocate for New Mexico. It highlights his praise for local people including native Mexicans, his wartime veteran support measures, and his push for fair treatment of citizens and soldiers. It portrays him as tall, determined, a non-golfer who enjoys baseball, and a steadfast booster of cattle, ranching, and mining interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Senate
the Argonne
Bursum
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Military Affairs Committee
House
Veteraa
New’ Mexico
Kansas Ediform: Mechem’s New Mexico Visit Inspires
An observer praises Kansas heritage and the New Mexico governor Meritt C. Mechem born in Ottawa for energizing state projects. He notes friendly locals, scarce profiteering, and a desire to preserve history while building responsible government. He would prefer Santa Fe after Kansas.
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Kansas
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Valley Ranch
Pecos River
Apache Inn
Merritt C. Mechem
Ottawa
America
Mechem
Commissioners Proceedings List Precinct Voter Registration Boards
Gallup August 3 special meeting appoints 20 precinct registration boards for the September 20 1921 election. Names and locations for each precinct appear, with offices at various local sites and mines. Adjournment follows after no further business. Jamaica forests noted in closing line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
W. H. Morris
Chas. Kelsey
C. M. Rouse
Ray Coon
Clarkville
H. A. Manda
C. R. Bellmaine
John Koprus
Mentmore
Gibson
C. E. Uhland
Roy Woods
Triangle
C. W.zahl
L. BE. Gould
R. L. Carnutte
Dempsey Passes By on Quiet Train Stop
Jack Dempsey, noted heavyweight champion, was seen as a casual passerby during a short stop on his way from the Cody area toward the East. He appeared unscathed from a recent Jersey City controversy with Carpentier, though dark glasses masked potential signs. The fighter conducted his usual business, buying magazines for thirty five cents with a dollar, and mingled with onlookers as he left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack ‘Dempsey
Cody
Dempsey
Jersey
New Commission House Formed in Gallup
Paul Hess and George Mahan form a partnership named Mahan and Hess. They have opened offices on Coal Avenue opposite Davis Cash and Carry to conduct general commission brokerage and produce business. Hess comes from contracting and owns the West Hotel. Mahan, formerly at the Indian trading post in Tohatchi, recently moved to Gallup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hess
George Mahan
Mahan
Hess
Coal Avenue
Davis’ Cash and Carry
West Hotel
Gallup
Tohatchi
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Pete Recca & CO
6Th and
Coat Ave
Arn
Lansing
Edifor
Commissioners’ Proceedings
Ricarte Montoya
H. W. Brose
O. F. Jenkins
Banner Drugmore
C. Sganzini
John Schauer
Catalon
Sharp Hanson
D. C. Dimon
Pablo Landavaso
Southwestern
Wingate
L. A. Kirk
Ross Brown
J. J. ‘MecVickers
Wingate Station
Thoreau
B. I. Staples
Harry Wells
Ben Harvey
McGaffey Co
Guam
Frank Gallegos
Joe Cox
Remisio Lucero
Gallegos House
Ramah
Richard Bloomfield
Shep Casey
5. E. Lewis, Jr
R. H
Zuniz
R. M. Ryan
A. Vanderwagen
K. M. Williams
Ilfeld
Heaton
Jack O’brien
O. B. Brady
J. D. Dean
Jack McVeigh
Webb Ashton
D. Casados
Tohat
Lorenzo R. Sanchez,Sr
John Bolak, Sr
John Frank
L. R. Sanchez
Allison
C. F. Reinhardt
M. McDonald
Joe Clark
Allison Mine of Ice
McGaffey
A. Hornbin
J. C. Webter
We Stansbaugh
Jamaica
New Commission House
Rock Bottom
Coal Ave
CALU
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